Sentence examples for does it haunt from inspiring English sources
Or does it haunt you for the rest of your life, like that embarrassing photograph that circulates forever on the Internet, popping up when people Google your name?
I learned this story a year or two after moving there, and once I did, it haunted me.
"If I do it would haunt me until I'm old and grey.
And the look of perfectly detached boredom on his face as he did it will haunt me until I die.
Because you're such a key player, if you make a bad decision, does it come back to haunt you?
There's a BBC Scotland interview in which the two girls are asked: "How does it feel to be haunted by a poltergeist?" Janet replies: "It's not haunting," and Margaret interrupts: "Shut up".
One of the reasons that "Hereafter" works as well as it does — it has the power to haunt the skeptical, to mystify the credulous and to fascinate everyone in between — may be that its subject matter is so clearly alien to the sensibilities of its makers.
Don't let it haunt your dreams, friends, because the end is nigh and you'll need your rest!
It's important to acknowledge the reality of discrimination, but don't let it haunt you.'".
SEC'Y CHERTOFF: It does haunt me because what--it's not the criticism.
